검색어: grazing (아랍어 - 영어)

grazing land management
grazing land management

# grazing legs underneath the table
#grazing legs underneath the table #

agricultural expansion into pastureland, thus forcing over-grazing in remaining pastures.
agricultural expansion into pastureland, thus forcing over-grazing in remaining pastures.

mesozooplankton abundance, biomass, depth distribution and grazing”, marine ecology progress series, vol.
mesozooplankton abundance, biomass, depth distribution and grazing”, marine ecology progress series, vol. 201 (2000).

generally, land for farming is owned individually and by families and land for hunting, grazing or foresting is owned communally by the clan.
generally, land for farming is owned individually and by families and land for hunting, grazing or foresting is owned communally by the clan.

(5) geographical location refers to the boundaries of the areas that encompass land subject to grazing land management, if elected.
(5) geographical location refers to the boundaries of the areas that encompass land subject to grazing land management, if elected.

(1) n2o emissions from fertilization for cropland management, grazing land management and revegetation should be reported in the agriculture sector.
recalling, in particular, article 3, paragraphs 3 and 4, article 5, paragraph 2, and article 7, paragraph 1, of the kyoto protocol,

(2) if grazing land management has been elected, this table and all relevant crf tables should also be reported for the base year for cropland management.
option 2: [the identification code should include a specific indication whether the boundary of the geographical location encompasses land subject to a project under article 6 of the kyoto protocol. ]

downstream from this dam, the water level is very low, and the river banks are intensively used for agriculture, as well as grazing by sheep and goatsthe king talal dam was built across the lower zarqa in 1970, and created a reservoir with a capacity of 55 million cubic meters, and increased in 1987 to 86 million cubic meters.
downstream from this dam, the water level is very low, and the river banks are intensively used for agriculture, as well as grazing by sheep and goatsthe king talal dam was built across the lower zarqa in 1970, and created a reservoir with a capacity of 55 million cubic meters, and increased in 1987 to 86 million cubic meters.